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Construction of Shanghai’s Green Methanol Facility Now Underway
The maritime industry is undergoing a significant shift towards sustainability, with a strong emphasis on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and minimizing environmental impact. One of the most promising solutions in this transition is the adoption of green methanol as a cleaner-burning fuel. This article delves into the latest advancements in green methanol production and bunkering,…
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Exmar Unveils Two Dual Fuel LPG Fueled Gas Carriers
EXMAR’s Groundbreaking Ammonia Dual-Fuel Vessels: A New Era in Sustainable Shipping Introduction The maritime industry is taking significant strides towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions with the advent of innovative fuel technologies. EXMAR, a leading player in the global gas shipping industry, has recently announced the launch of two ammonia dual-fuel vessels. This initiative, a result…
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“Joint Forces Harness AI to Uncover Russian Shadow Fleet”
UK-Led Coalition Employs AI to Track Russia’s Shadow Fleet: A New Era in Maritime Surveillance In a significant development in the maritime industry, a UK-led coalition has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) surveillance operation to track Russia’s shadow fleet. The operation, involving 10 countries, aims to monitor the movement of Russian oil tankers and prevent…
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“Revolutionary Vessel to Tackle Arctic Expeditions with 90% Renewable Energy”
Revolutionizing Maritime: The Captain Arctic Expedition Vessel Sets a New Standard for Sustainability The maritime industry is undergoing a significant transformation, with sustainability taking center stage. One of the most innovative projects leading this charge is the Captain Arctic expedition vessel, designed to operate with near-zero carbon emissions. This pioneering vessel is set to redefine…
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DeepOcean Expands Its Subsea Capabilities with the Addition of a High-Spec Vessel to Its Fleet
In a significant move to bolster its subsea capabilities, DeepOcean has signed a charter contract for the high-spec subsea vessel Orient Adventurer. The new addition to the company’s fleet is set to enhance its service offerings across both the offshore renewables and conventional energy sectors in multiple regions. This article will delve into the details…
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Companies Unite to Launch Australia’s First Sustainable Towage Service
In a significant step towards reducing carbon emissions in the maritime industry, Svitzer, a leading global towage provider, has partnered with Höegh Autoliners, a prominent global provider of ocean transportation services, to launch Australia’s first sustainable towage service. This innovative collaboration aims to minimize the environmental footprint of towage operations, aligning with the industry’s growing…
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ILA and USMX Reach Six-Year Contract Agreement, Averting U.S. Port Crisis
ILA and USMX Reach Six-Year Contract Agreement, Averting U.S. Port Crisis The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) and the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX) have successfully negotiated a tentative six-year Master Contract, preventing potential major supply chain disruptions at East and Gulf Coast ports. This agreement comes just days before the critical January 15th deadline and…
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Kongsberg’s Discovery Unit Expands Capabilities with Acquisition of Naxys Technologies
Kongsberg Discovery Acquires Naxys Technologies: A New Wave in Underwater Monitoring In a significant move to strengthen its position in underwater monitoring, Kongsberg Discovery has announced the acquisition of Naxys Technologies, a Bergen-based subsea company specializing in technology for recognizing the sound of oil and gas leaks. This strategic acquisition is expected to enhance Kongsberg…
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Finland Detains Alleged Shadow Fleet Tanker After PSC Inspection
Incident Report: Alleged Russian “Shadow Fleet” Tanker Detained in Finland for Damaging Baltic Sea Cables Introduction On January 7, 2025, Finnish authorities detained the oil tanker Eagle S, suspected of damaging Baltic Sea cables in December. The vessel, allegedly part of Russia’s “shadow fleet,” was found to have “serious deficiencies” during a port state control…
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Russian Tanker Found to Have Safety Deficiencies Following Suspected Cable Damage Incident in Finnish Waters
Finnish Authorities Detain Russian Tanker Eagle S Over Safety Deficiencies and Suspected Cable Damage In a recent development, Finnish maritime authorities have detained the Russian tanker Eagle S following a port state control inspection that revealed numerous serious safety deficiencies. The vessel, suspected of damaging the Estlink2 undersea cable on Christmas Day, has been identified…
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